The Coquille Valley sentinel., January 21, 1921, Page 3, Image 3

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Tuesday night th*
Kted at the previous
[ th e ir s « ts.
Plans were
¡the boys and
in the greatest organisation in the'
world. The result was that there are
! to be big doings in the near future.
Plans fo r the organization o f a fa st
I basket belt-team are new under heed
way. Smokers are to be given,
which occasions wrestling and boxing
I m a tch « are to he h eld .'
Next Monday, the 24th, a I
I wilt be held at the Coquille Club
rooms and invitations tendered th*
Commercial Club and business men o f
the town. The Legion w ill endeavor
Or. -Sparks is a lecturer o f national renown who has appeared on the Chau­
to have Mr. Sparks o f the Lyceum
tauqua platform all over the country and his discourses have a power which grips
course, who speeks that evening at
| the Liberty, to attend and address the
his hearers and holds their attention to the end. His subjects are “ The L ife and
meeting, after giving his a d d ro« at
Social Customs o f the Kentucky M ountaineer/’ “ The Sinfulness o f Sin,” “ Making
I the theatre.
and Breaking Homes,” —community lecture—and “ The Mothers o f Men.”
I Mr. Sparks is well versed and
I good talker along commercial lines
On account o f the storm at the last number many citizens missed the best
and it will be to the business 'm en’s
lyceum attraction which ever appeared in Coquille, and they will miss something
¡advantage to hear him.
equally as good if they fail to hear Dr. Sparks speak.
Legien members have also started
Ithe movement to organize a National
Rifle and Revolver dub. Any one is
eligible to join. This should prove o f
| great interest to all local sportsmen.
Take a sack home and use it down to the last
A woman’s Auxiliary to the Am eri-
I can Legion far to be organised. Any
pound and if you are not perfectly satisfied with
w ife, m oth «, or sister o f any #x-
it
bring the sack back and we will cheerfully re­
Win Be Here AO Next W e * servict man is eligible. A ll ladies *n
fund
your money. Be sure to get in on this m ice
Commencing next Tuesday evening, terevted are urged to be at the City
while.it lasts.
January 26th, Coquille is to have a Hall ilt 2 p. m. Monday, the 24th.
real theatrical treat.
The Maey-
Baird Comedian*, who have been ac­
Subject te eh— ge write»« * « 1 «
knowledged everywhere as the largest
and best travelling theatrical organ­
isation that has visited the coast in
years are to play here fo r six nights.
Lsev* Coquille for Marshfield
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They have ju st concluded a ten week»’
10:15 a.m .
1:15 p.m .
3:30p .m .
5:30p .m .
engagement at the Orpheum Theatre
Lanve Marshfield for Coquille
in Marshfield where they came after
10:00 a.m .
1:00 p.m .
3:15 p.m .
8 :1 1 p .m .
playing six weeks o f capacity busi­
ness in Eugene. They w ill be at the
s a v e \ i o n e y b y p a y i n g CASH â
Liberty theatre here.
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Leave Coquille for Myrtle Point
The company is composed o f fifteen
11:30 a.m .
9:00 p. ML
experienced and versatile artists.
Leave Myrtle Point for Coquille
. The success o f this company is no
Coquille Methodist Church
0:00 a .m .
1:00 p .m .
secret, the m otto o f the management
Sunday School at 9:46 a. m „ Dayno
is: “ Give the public what they want,
Hudson, superintendent.
and they will com e.’'
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7-.20 p. m.
The opening bill w ill be “ Saints
Kpworth Langue service at 6:20 p.
and Sinners,” a splendid rural melo­
dramatic cpmedy. It has an intensely
interesting story but the real punch
if the play is the comedy element.
The play will introduce the new f a - 1
mona “ Toby” character that is fea-1
tured in so many o f the Macy-Baird
productions.
Excellent vaudeville is introduced
between each act o f the play so the
entertainment Is continuous, np .tire­
filing o f the return. Forme 1040A
some waits. Another feature is the
fo r incomes o f $6,000 and leas and
music, the company carry a band and
1040 fo r incomes o f more than $6,000
orchestra.
have, been revised and certain instruc­
The price o f admission is within th.
tions which, if carefully read and fo l­
reach o f all and the play win b<
Christian Church
lowed, w ill be o f great aid to the tax­
changed everynight.
payer in the making o f U s return.
Church o f Christ *
' Forms w ill be sent to persona who
(D isciplee)
Mrs. Fobou J. 6 . W. Hostess last year filed returns o f 1010 income. Sunday Marnine Services
• Tuesday evening Mrs. Bert Folsoir Failure to receive a form , however,
Bible SchoolfitlO a. m.
CUPBOARDS, ta b i« , boato ate. built
was hostess to the J. G. W . club. Thii d o « not relieve a person o f U s ob­
Communion and sermon 11:00 a.
to ordor. Box 60 or call at Cha*
club devotes the evening to sewing ligation to file a return and pay the
Evening S e rv ie «
Kern’s on T bridge.
60t8
usually, but there being a number o f tax on time. Copie# m ay be obtained
Christian Endeavor 7:00 p. m.
TA7 H A T y o u l o s e
new members in evidence it was decid from offices o f collectors o f internal
Preaching S e rv i« 8:00 p. m.
FOR SALE—Seven R o o « House and
ed to change the^order o f proceedure revenue, branch offices, and banks.
thru baking failure
Prayer m eeting Wednesday evi
three loto, bath, toilet, pantry and
somewhat and administer the 89rd de­ Tbs return, sworn to before a notary, tag at 8:00 o’doek.
basement, hot and cold water.
must be added to baking
gree— with additional frills— to the or other person authorised to admin­
Rex Dallas, Pastor.
C h ick « house. Two blocks f r o «
coats— k has to be paid foe.
unsuspecting victim s.
A ll escaped ister oaths, must be filed with the col­
postoAee. Ses W . B. Phelps, ovar
Calumet Baking Powder
with their l i v « though minus some lector for the district in which the
Nosier’s store.
62M
Christian 3 ci—fa Society
will aave yon a ll o f that Be­
other things. Th* m ajority present taxpayer l i v « or ha* U s principal
cause whoa yon a « it— there are
S erv ie« next Sunday at U :0 0 a.
THOROUGHBRED EGGS fo r sale—
enjoyed the evening hugely. , Mrs. place o f business.
W ednesday evening meeting at
Buff Orpington eggs $2.60 par 16.
Folsom served a moat appetising
o’clock.
Buff Leghorn eggs, $2A0 per IS,
lunch and at a late hour the party
Coquille Wins Both
. Sunday School at 9:60 a. as.
W hite Leghorn eggs, $2.00 per 16.
proceeded homeward.
The second basket ball game o f the
Black M inores eggs, $2.00 per 16.
T h afs ft big saving—but
lesson was playsd Saturday evening
' W ill have eggs a ll season. Mrs.
Mrs. Hasard Entertains “ 500” in the High School gymnasium. The
that faut «IL You aave when
! Ed Cunningham, Coquille, Oregon,'
On Monday s v « t a g Mrs. L. H. preliminary game was between the
Box 460.
ft t l
Hasard entertained a larga number of I M yrtle Point Preps and the Coquille
la d i« at “ 600,” including the “ 600’ Preps, tbs score being thirteen to
club. That H was « s o f the joUteet I twelve in . fa vor o f Coquille.
The
other ganfe was between the Riverton
Independents and the Coquille High
School, the score being thirty to elev­
en in Coquille’s favor.
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The teams o f the preliminary game
A t the conclusion o f the evening’s were evenly matched and at the end
entertainment, the hostess wsa as of the second half the « o r e was a tie.
Death o f Charles McPofl
j is ted in serving a splendid lunch by A fter playing ten minutes to play off
Mesdamee Sinclair, 'Bartcm, and Geo
he tie Coquille stood one point ahead.
Charles M cPoil was born In Van­
Lorens.
The game between Ciquille High couver, B. C., Nov. 2, 1896, and died
ind Riverton was e good game, but at the heme o f his father-in-law , R.
Mrs. Tattle Entertains Juniors he score was uneven all the way C. Robison at Fishtrap, Jan. 14, 1921,
The Coquille boys were at 10 p. m. after a lingering U lna«
Mrs. C. L. Tuttle entertained the through.
skilful
in
p
a
«in g the ball and at
o f over e year, nine months o f whieh
Junior “ 600” du b and other guest»
Wednesday evening.
About thirty end o f the first half the score was he has b e « confined to hie bed.
His parent* died and he wsa
were present and there were ei* twenty-two to three. A t the begin­
tab 1 m . Mrs. Hal Pierce received the ning o f the second h alf three o f Co- rsared by Mr. and Mrs. F. H. H a rm «,
iirSpa
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VIM FLOUR
at the Liberty Theatre
Is back on the market again
, January 24
Children 25c
Admission
W e have been appointed local
distributors for VIM FLOUR. M ost
o f you. know what Vim Flour is and
altho flour has advanced 40 c per
barrel at the mills we have decided
to sell Vim flour for a short time at
$2.75 per sack
Adults 50c
A nd this is Our Guarantee:
Coast Auto Lines
NOSLER’S
CASH STORE
Marshfield - Coquille
Myrtle Point - Coquille
Rolled Barley
for Cow Feed
per s on
Collier Wareh use
Coquille, O regon
CALUMET i
BAKING PONDER J
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club prise; Mr*. Edward Lorens, the
guest prise; and M rs. R. H. Craager
the other prise. The e v « in g was
greatly enjoyed by all p r « « t , and
a delirious luncheon was served «
the d oeteg feature..
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Jan. 16—Isaac N. Stiennon and An
na Estelle Tsalery, both o f Marsh­
field.
I Jan. 17—R oy Còle and Norma
Spaght, both o f Coquills. They ware
married the same day by Justice J. J.
Stanley at his office.
Jon. 18—George Robert Swenson
and Reba Anns B e r g «, both o f
Marshfield.
Jan. 19— T h orn « Dixon and Chris­
tina H a n s«, both o f North Bend.
They were married the same day by
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Given $2,000 B mm I
W . P. Ramsey, who li v « In M yrtle
Point, had a prelim inary examination
before Justice B. A . Dodge Ob W ed-
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>f McKay, B. C., who survive him.
He came to this country six or sev­
en years ago and has been a resident
of C om county for the past four
years. On Sept. 22, 1917, he was
united in m arriage to Catherine Rob­
ison, daughter o f R. C. Robison. To
this u n i« tw o c h ild r « ware born, a
boy now tiro years o f age and a girl,
aged six months, who with Ms seifs,